To be considered for admission to the Master of Publishing program, applicants must have a bachelor's degree with a minimum second-class average (3.0 or greater GPA).

Applicants must also:

demonstrate excellent skills in spoken and written English
demonstrate a background understanding of the publishing industry
Applicants for whom English is a second language must submit results for a TOEFL (minimum score 570 or computer based 230) and a TWE (minimum score 5). Alternatively, an International English Language Testing System, IELTS, result (minimum band score 7.
A statement of aims and objectives, explaining how you imagine your future and how this particular program will help you get there, both personally and professionally (with no mention of how much you love books) (23 pages)
Transcripts from all universities/colleges attended. Unofficial transcripts must be received by the application deadline. Official transcripts can arrive after the application deadline.
An explanatory note on your prerequisite knowledge. See list of qualifications below.
Three references. Applicants will be required to provide referee letters, with names and contact information, as part of the online application process. It is recommended that at least one referee be an academic.
Your r'sum or CV.
Portfolio. Upload to the online application examples of your work in a portfolio that is concise and demonstrates the skills and passions you can bring to the program.